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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-23
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REvIEw OF THR cuIcAoo MARkErS.

CHICAGO. November y. Lack OF outside or
ders gave big scaipers on the board achance 10
DO big business to-day. AMI "a large we're me
operations tina, the market was nervous oDe.
TheContinuance Of Try weather in the wheat belt
was used by The bulls 10 keep the price OF whcat
up. Tremendous Efforts were made by >calpef-
10 wheat 20 break the afternoon mar-
ket and their efforts wero successful
Missy wheat. which at ! O'Clock was $40,
sold down 70 s2gsc., and closed at that price.
May corn closed ~ tskc. after "peuins
nj lgc All provisions touched their lowest figure
for the day on the afternoon board, but closed
triae better. Pork telt a generally easier tone.
harry prices Ia this pit were about l2<c. higher
than the closing ore. Tho feature Ia prov .,ons
during the nrss hour the sale az 1000
pounds AZ Sli for January, while the straight
market was a good deal noaror SlA& Ihts put
It up 20 Si405, butit weakened aud reacted. me
closing prices for May wheat corn. ono oa's
were nearly the same rs az the opening. and
fluctuations we're only about &c. IN any % The
options. Lard, which sold Of tho opening AZ
sou for January, sold up 2he, bat solj az
tho close as the opening hgure >horti1bs
opened at g. for January. ran up 70 SOS. hut
closed one point lower than the opening
price. .
CINCINNATI, November e2-Flour firm.
Wheat scare and nrm; No ?, red, NC. Corn
nrm and In fair demand; No. 2mlxed. Az. Oats
arm and quiet; No. mixed, 3ihc Pork quiet.
new, ga. Lard easier g.. Buie-mcats quiet
Hogs hrm.
v
WILMINGTON. November 22.-Turpentne Arm
atE3Ac. Rosin steady; strained, -0c good strain
cd, So. Tar firm Al Sl.l5. Crude turpentne arm;
hard, SLO5 yellow-dip and virgin, ~
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, November 22-Graln and proyi-
sions quiet and unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEW YORK. November e2.-Cotton-Not re-
cepts. g bales: gyo~s receipts 5.9sb bales. "a.
lures closed easy sales. ii36'O bales; Noyem-
ber fi0.36aii0 81 December. $40 30asiO.N Janu-
ary $40 30aSl0 SS; February. SO i3aslQ4 a; March,
fiO50asl05i: April Sih51atiO.5S; May sl09ts
1905; June. flnslail012: July, Sl0'asl0V;
August, Si0.s0asi0.Sl.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported Tor the Dispatch.l
NOVEMBER g2-Narket nrm and good do
! mand for the bost stock sales moderate. Prime,
/ 8a5ac.; fancy. 8sc.: commOn tuldewed), Ia
/ 2kc.. old. shelloi, 2a3c: spanish, sac. factory
/ hand-picked, 81 s4hc.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
Reported for tho Dispatch
NOVEMBER R.-1he receipts are quite liberal
/ and sales quite free. The m'rkct is hrm at u.
! Tor prime. BIC. for extra prime, aud 55c. for
! fancy. with very httlo oi he latter Offering;
/ spanish. 2hc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-23
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NOVEMBER 22-Narket nrm and good do
mand for the boststOck sales moderate. Prime,
3a5ac.; fancy. 8ec.: common tuildewed), IA
2kc.. old shelloi, 2a3c.; spanish, siac; factory
hand-picked, s. alike.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-23
~. Com "a Missioner sparks Wa, ~eeh
EtudtcaItOn
10y telegraph Z, the Dispatch.

10y telegraph 9 the OispAlcn.l
CHICAGO, November 22.-Ihe Times
this morning prints long special from
Centralia, H., asserting that Mr. Sparks
will probably seek q yiudicatiOn OF his
conduct as Land Commissioner by cleo
ton to Congress. The statement is based
on 1.-THE clamor OF his friends. The
district in which Nh. Sparks resides is
represented in Congress now by Richard
W. Toynshend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-23
Beaten 10 Death uisb a strap.
10y telegraph 70 Tho Dispatch.

CHICAGO, November 22.--August
Hatzka, OF 40 north Lincoln street, is
locked up at the West Chicago-avenue
station COR killing his step son, Max Gil
man, boy oil eleven years. The latter
came home last night after a three
months absence. and Hatzka whipped
him numerically with strap which had
buckle On it, The boy was found dead
IN his bed this mornipg, and his face and
BODY are covered with marks OF the strap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-23
THE METH0DISTS.
-,-recAYs PROCEEDINGS w rpp
yyelsIA ANKUsL CONFERENCE
,.r.rs Exercises - Encouraging Re.
.,.s Characters Passed-rhe wisous
srs Orrasns- ministers Fund

>al TELEGRAM 10 the Dispatch
~.v.r. Va. November 22-Ro,
r fa>s,r preached last night to .
house.
hey took the chair this NOM
..r,h Tho opening religion
.r,rr conducted 10y Rev. 4, l.
tn'rec snd W. w. Vicar mado
report from the Preachers,
.H.
r-.r spoke very afIcctiona,elv
Mrs. saunders, Of Lvncf.
r.. Nas ore Of the most notable
Virginia Mo,hodiSm.
John lannon's nano NO.
Whitehead said that me is now
.n,.sc'. Virginia is sorry 10
church, Iynchburo
H..- over 5000 for missions
.s from an the charges ara
..u-iug than usual Tbe
81 ol the Church has increased
conversions in SUNDAY
~.~ money raised for al, nrr.
..a'.lo-an increase over last
.; OF Si1.SS&l5.
So vs.. Smith spoke cn.
Of the prospects OF Ran.
.n College. The whole con.
owed with Bishop KY in
tae faculty ana stad,nts
81. Peterson and Captain II.
..hc.
.p announced as the Board
. l'uCation Or. j. p. Gar
..". il. Ray 2. lrhy, and !.
O. Brown. Rev. Paul White
%. Vs.. Berry were appointed
'.. to consider the propri,,v OF
tvo academies gnl report at
.-s.o1 Of the conference.
of Che character Of the
consumed O large portion Of
~ session.
r.'1n session DR.. John y.
iu tle cLl.r 10y appoint
t. Bishop. Religious services
hy Rev y. r. Potts.
' Brown stated that ~. 030
..4 -or tnn widows and orphans
.-.u- preachers of the confer
tlmr vHs taken mp III the
I'D thls auorut
utmelt> o- the preachers for
..r ar. uot yet known The
O.. ..r..r ....f.r. '-r,.ft- }. IN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-23
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Noyem Dor 2. --COtton steady sales.
l0- bales. uplands, i0Sc.; Orleans. i0hc: net
receipts. 1855 bales e1pOris-to Great Britain,
aOs bales; % France. 1893 bales; 70 ne CONT
ucnt. 81 bales. Southern -four dull Wheat
Spot dull ano a shade lower; options declined
3iaAc, closing steady 1T about the bottom; I'M
graded red, 49, a9J g.: No : rod, December,
81 =. aSsc.: January, SSkas9ac.; May, % 9l6'.
Corn kahc. lower and very duh; uDgfaded
mixed. 55iia56hc.: No. 2. November. 0kc. :
December 5jA a5j7Sc. May, 81 .a5lKc. oats
BaAc lower; No. ,, November, sac; Decen-
Der 3l7s5s5c.: May, &c. Hops quiet Coffee
spot fa;r ltio dull al sia3,k; options essier sud
dun. closing steady No. Rio, November, Sl6 6Oa
$3.50; December, SiA6OsslS75; May, ti4.s0s
$llsl. Sugar duh and nominal: ronned quiet
ana steady. MOasses quiet aud steady. Rice
firm: domestic, 54agkc. CottDn-seed OIL
Crude. doc; refined, 4saisAc. Rosin steady al
A-@kasl.b. Iurpsntine dun a. sc Hides
steady aud quiet Wool quiet and easy. Pork
steady. IN moderate demand, and unchanged.
Beef quiet. Middles neglected. Lard 3aJ points
lower and less active western steam, spot Asa
$50; December, s7.ooaH.S3; May NsSAsH6d.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Nd. November ae.-cotton easier
and dull middiing. l0hc Flour steadysaAd
quiet WheaI--Southern higher and arm fed,
s6aSSc.; amber, s5as9c- western nrmer and
fairly active; Nc. winter red. spoN Sac.
bid: November, Sic. asked; December. Nka
Corn-SOuthern stelay. closipe hrm Waite,
a2a53c. yellow, 5laSlc; sestcra steady
mixed, spot, nominally SIC. (: December, new,
she. bid; January. NAa53Ac. Oain easier and
qulet southern aud Pennsylvania, soaS5c.
western white. AG3ac. western mixed, asSs
33Nc. Rye firm at ela6s. Provisions quiet and
steady. kggs nriner ne 2.ae5c. hmed, ioaioe
Potatoes lower at si.s0asli0 Cofieo quiet; hit
cargoes, ordinary 20 fair. lsalske. sugar
Copperredned arm at Iikalsc Whiskey quiet
nj N.iiafl.lh Other articles unchanged. treights
TO Liverpool per steamer dull cotton. ID. hour
Is. Cd: grain. "a.
ST. LOUIS
sn LoUIs, Noyember s2.-Flour better. Wheat
irregular; No. red, cash. f5asasJAc.; Decen'
Der. i65Sas9Ac.; May. si1SiAc. Corn easy
Gosh, ~ ais3le.; November, tshe.; May, 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-23

lBy Anglo American cable 20 me Di,patchl
DuBLN, November 22.-Ihe Gazette
publishes proclamations suppressing the
National League in Kerry and Glare and
several branches in Cork, Galway, and
Wexford
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-23
GRAINANn COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHM0ND, NOYemDer =, 1851
OFFERINGS.

OFPERIEGs.
WHBAT.--3,0 bushels.
CORS.-id bushels.
OAIs.-l.0 90 bushels
PEAs.--66 bushels.
SAILS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WaEAT.-White, 2Oi bush els common az sjc
L0ugberry. ]. SOO bushels very good htefc. Mixed
y bushels fair at SOC. Shortberry, "a bushels
seed at Sc : 20 bushels very good at Sc. 22g
bushels fair az 79c. Total sales OF wheAt, 2,aUc
bushels.
Offerings to-day Of wheat. BOSS bushels 7,
same day last year. 6,2j0 bushels. Sales to-
eay u wheat. 283 bushels; Same day last year,
2s52 bushels. Offerings so far this year, bJi,,J0
bushels: same time last year, 5s3,136 bushels.
Rxtreme range % prices to-day, 70 b Sc. same
day last year Is 10 sec.
COgS.-White, IL bushels very good new at
53c g2s bushels very good new at 52c. 30 BUSH
els very good new On private terms; 40 bushels
good new 40 sic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-23
serious Tx pIosiop ofGas.

RosroS. November 22.--There was a
tremendous explosion OF gas atthe Odi-
Tsllows' building this afternoon. Five
persons were injured. two Of them danger
ously. The explosion occurred Ii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-23

BRYAN, TEXAS. November ". Twelve
cars and 525 bales Of cotton were burned
noar here last night on the Texas Cen
trail railway. II is supposed it was ig-
nited by q spark. Loss over $4,000 ];
fully insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-23

lBy telegraph " the Dispatch.

CworsNArI, November pa Hop
kinsvilie (Ky.) special says that II. ID.
ferqutran was assaulted by an ex'con-
Wet last night ard shot dead for refusing
to give up bis money. The murderer
escaped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-23
The wiison Scandal.

Isy Anglo-Amencan cable To the Dspasch.l
PARIS, November 22.-The commits
sion investigating the Wilson scandal
has resolved % keep secret the import
ant evidence given by two witnesses to-
day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-23
rnrnhcr,s plurality.

lBy telegraph 70 Tie DlsP1~u.I
Co1UsfBUs, o.. November E.-The
oeicial returns give Foraker (Republi,
CAM a plurality of 2S,732 over Powell
(Democrat) for Governor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-23
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. November 22.-vrginia 6,s,
consolidated. 90; past due coupons, &S ; lO4Os,
30; new 3s, 63. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-23

rrarh % ihe DisI "hI
Va, November % y
rtiou of wort.nsmeu has
t1 meet in stanton January
Prominent members OF labor
as viii Doe present The Oh
r-d 20 be TO take steps TO es-
ate bureau of labor statistics /;
-Ie convict contract uian -
pu1ic-school syttem with ii
urgter e.huencv, and other
. interest % working people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-23

CARTER-Died. at $50 A. ". November s2'
1877, at his residence, Si youth laurel streets
ID. r. CARTER; aged hfty-iouf years.
he leaves a vile and Eine children 70 mourn
their loss.
Funeral services from 81. Antrew's Episcopal
church THIS "Wednesday AFTERNOON az 3
O'Clock. Friends and Gcquainpances respectfully
Invited Do attend.
GRERNSTREET. Died, November g, 1877. ~
de residence Of his parents, WILLIE THOMAS.
only son OF W. f. and N. {. Greenstrees; aged
seven weeks.
Happy. pretty ilttle one
Soon thy DOflal race i Won:
Spread thy ringlots, soar on high,
Angels beck0n thee ~ the SKY.
His funeral will tase place from his parents
residence. 70s Buchanan street. at2 I. NJ 10
DAY Wednesday the sad instant
JOHNS. Died. at his residence, In Chester
aed. Mr.. WILLIAM K JOHNS, In tho stxty-
third year Of his age. -.
His funeral will take place THIS AFIkhNOos,
the esd a. . % O'Clock. Friends Of the family AFRO
respectfully invited to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-23

4siIc Oats firm: each, &c; May. @asVhc
wnlskey steady at sl.05. Provisions steady.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, November - --Uash quotations were
Flour quiet No. 2 spring whest, soAc 70.
rod. f6kc No. . corn, Akc. NO osts. us.
Mess-pork. siS.50atA Lard, tHOa snou-no
sides Ooss). $685.. Dry-salted shoulders iboxedl,
s5.50qs5.e0 Shortcleaf sides lDoxodl, S.Soas7.so.
Whisky. f1i0.
Leading futures ranged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-23
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

NOVEMBER p, 1887.
There we're some small trades ia bright nllers
to-day. aud more important transactions only
rumoreI. Loose tobacco il coming in moro
freely. with prices rather irregular, with &c
the highest price paid for red leaf to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-23
MARRIAGES.

McMINN-GARDNER Married, az the resi-
dence OF the brides parents, in Hanover county,
Va on the 18Th instant. BY tho Row. =. \. Hep
bron. OMEGA McMINN 10 DELAWARE q.
GARDNER.
KLEBORO-HIC kS.-Married. on the 18Th
instant, al tie Dddes home, 800 west Marshall
street. by Row. DR.. GeSrge Cooper, M. JAMES
p. NICKLEBORO and Miss LAURA r. HICKS {;
both OF this city.
-GATHRIGHr. Married. IN Rich
mOud Va, November 22d, BY Rev. K n. Pa,
assisted by Rev. w. Z. Hatcher, D. d., Nj.
DAVID G. WATKINS. Of Powhaten county, Va.
and Mrs. BETTE GATlIIaGHI, u ktcamond,
Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-23
mARtNE iNrELI.I.ENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. NovruBEs p. ~.
sun ri-es.......... 7.0Ii HiGH TIDE:
San sets .......-... as Morning ---.--..-llila
Moon sets ......... .i2Os Eyeuing ..ii.B
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER y. issg.
Arrived
steamer Ariel, Deyo Norfolk, United states
mail. merchandise, ana passengers, l.. Is. Tatum,
agent
SAILED.
steamer Ola Dominion, Hulphers, New York,
merchandise aud passengers, g. W. Allen & Co.,
agents.
steamer GOldsbOrO'. ----, Philadelphia, NOR
chandiss and passengers, j. ". hcCarriek,
agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-23
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY,. November -, 1887
SALEs-FIRsT BOARD.-5OO Atlanta and Char
lotte income Ga at 800; 10 shares Petersburg
railroad stock at 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-23

COTTON REPORT.

We quote: Fine, 81 5Oaf2.7J: superfine, f2.7ja
1925: extra. S&J0ayL7j; family, S4asL50; patent
family, country, iLt5el5e1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-23
Critically M.

by ADglo-American cable to tho Dlspatch.l
LONDON, November 2a.-Ex-Empress
Eugenia is critically i'll at Amsterdam.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-23

COTTON REPORT.
Market steady.
RECEIPTS.
5 bales.
QUyTATIOSs.
MIDDLISG. 10c.
Low AWILfSG, SIC.
GO1O OEDiNAkY. sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-23
'onETessiuaD Springer CA the ReoE-
Enutxati0n of the House.

CHlcACo, November 22.--COngress-
nan Springer, who 10 N tho city, said
yesterday in an interview that ali indi'
cations pointed b the election Of MIR.
Carlisle as Speaker Of the Fiftieth Con
glo,s. In reorganizing the committees
" the House Mr.. Springer said Mr..
Carlisle would doubtless carry out the
eouftesies which generally prevail. and
Where there Was nothing else in the way
"min the present chaifmen OF I'M
pyriaut committees il the incambents 20
desired. There viii have TO be new
chairman Of the Committee on Ways
aud Means on account Of the retirement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-23

IaIH a. .Lr ll- tlOl
o November -. The so-called
.r klcken LIdthor G,stiocal
last night with an attendance OF
-y re1l.agly-elecged delegates
from fFe local assemblies and
Constituted representatives, from
uore Charles Serb, secretary
Provisional COMMITTEE appointed
tariy-lvc seeding delegates oi
Minneapolis General Convention Of
t lbs of Labor, olliciatedas chairman,
planned the object OF tho meeting.
we're several present WHO were not
o. 'nrd WITH the movement, aud they
utterly lmpelUous t. al mslDua-
That spies were not wanted In a
-ct Jos pa H. Buchanan, the "head
...f, declared that the time had come
Hleu honest knights Of Labor must for
q luc az least reuOuuce an allegiance
-itn tie coTuptOrs that now control the
great and noble order. lie stated that II
mad been found impossible 10 maintain
an effective fight from inside. and that
the only course let was 10 declare an
open revolt against the powers that be.
After the usual Dumter OF speeches a
committee Of five was appointed 70 dlaii
circsiar-let,er TO oh the local assemblies
~ Cook county calling upon them 10
elect their delegate 10 the contention 10
be- held the first Wednesday IA Deem
b.T. The locals VIII be asked b with
hold from the general treasury all assess
msuts due from tins time, the scheme
boug e. freeze out General. Master
Workman Powderly.
"Consen,ions similar TO the one called
a Chicago explained Cherries Seib,
will Boz held all over the United States.
We shall obtain control Of the knights
% Labor in ali the large cities inside Of
tifoc months. As soon as possible ma
nouai convention must Dc called and a
regular organization perfected.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-11

showed weakness Immediately, and during
the first hour there was an active trading.
Prices were quite well held until toward 1
o'clock, when the resistance was removed
and on a dull and unlnteresting market
prices sagged off slowly, the fluctuations be-
ing confined to the smallest limits and the
dealings entirely devoid of feature OF any
sort. In the last hour the decline made more
progress and the close, though dull, was weak
at the lowest prices reached. Everything is
lower, the principal declines being Jersey
Central, 1&c; Louisville and Nashville, 1l2e;
Lake Erie & Western preferred, Norfolk L.
Western preferred, and Tennessee coal.
1ssc; Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati d
Indianapolis, Kansas & Texas, Missouri Pa-
cific, Reading and Union Pacific, lac;
Northern Pacific preferred, 1ISe; Erie, New
England, Michigan Central and st. Paul,
per cent and others fractional amounts.
Railroad bonds were dull and somewhat ir-
reular, though the active bonds were gener-
ally weak. Sales, 1857. 900, to which Fort
Worth d Denver lists contributed $780,
600. Final prices show irregular changes.
Evansville & Terre Haute consols rose 2 to
100, and Louisville d Nashville general 6s
2 to 112. Denver & Rio Rrande assented
fell Q at 81. Government bonds were dull
and steady to firm. The total sales of stocks
to-day were 2S4 $40 shares, including:
Can'da SCUM. 5,O4OlNorthwestern. $50
Del l.. d 12, 940lN.J. Central. 3.70O
Erie ........ 1866 Reading lilo. 1876
Lake Shore. E. S.020ISt Paul. 29, $50
Louis & Nash. 6,925l Union Pacific. 1880
Missouri Pac. 10, 215 Western Union. IA, $50
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-11
FINANCIAL.
New York.

New YORK, Nov. 1O.-Money on call easy
at to 5l2 per cent, closed offered at 1.
Prime mercantile paper, 6@S. Sterllng-ex
change duh. but steady and unchanged The
stock market to-day was weak almost all day
long, and prices tonight show material losses
in all the active stocks. The dealings tor the
most part were dull because the bulls took
little interest in the market apparently The
immediate depressing influence was the ill
nees of the German crown prince, which
caused the throwing over of stocks in Euro
pean, and the selling by the foreigner here as
a natural consequence. The excitement in
Chicago over The anarchists was
made the means of intimidating
buyers by the bears, to which was
added some hammering. The bulls seemed
to offer no resistance to the reaction, and are
believed not to be averse to it. as realizations
of late have left some of them without a line
of stocks. There was contest in Reading
in the forenoon. and its price was well sup,
ported for time. but ii gave way later with
the remainder, and as usual of late its trans
actions were very large proportion of the
days business. The circulation of an asser
ton that the fixed charges for the next wear
would be over SII 900, 600 had some effect
upon the stock, and the other coal stocks
sympathized, yielding more freely to the
pressure than the remainder Of the list. The
opening was fairly steady, but the market
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-11
New York Produce.

NEW YORK, Nov. 0.-Flour-Receipts, %.
$50 packages; exports, 5,435 bbls. 2,04S
sacks; moderately active; winter wheat
weak; sales, 1000 bbls. Wheat-Receipts,
325, $50 bu; exports, 1850 bu.; sales,
100000 bu futures, 1000 bu spot and
arrive; cash grades firm and fairly active, in
good part for shipment; options ruled weak
at the outset, but soon strengthened and adj
vanced A@lsc, closing firm at the top; spec
ulation less general; No. 2 spring, Sic; I'M
graded spring. 701S714c; ungraded red, 100
SIC; No. 2 red, S3l2@S4c store and elevator,
S5H@S6s4c delivered, S41S4l2c (. o. b.; No.
L red, nominal at 89l2c: No. 1 white. ssc
nominal; No. 2 red, November, $3.50
S3 1916, closing at S3s4c; December,
81 1-160S4ssc, closing at Sissc; January,
So 5-16@S5I2c, closing at S5l2c; February,
S6l2@yS65sc, closing at S65sc; April, $3.50
S8s4c, closing at SSS4c; May, 80 9-16@S9 5sc,
closing at S97sc; June. S9s469Oc, closing at
90c; November, 93@93Hc, closing at 934c,
COrn-Receipts, 100 700 bu; exports, &c.
059 bu; sales 2, 256,O00 bu; futures $4,000
bu l9c and s4c higher and fairly active, clos
ing firm; ungraded, 53@I54lsc; No. 8, 52isc
old, 51l2c new; No. ., SIC store, 53Ss054Ac
delivered: No. 2 November 52s4@534c,
closing 531Bc; December, 52ssGD53I4c, clos
ing at 531sc; January, 52l2@53 3-16c, clos
ing at 53lsc; February, 5234@53lsc, closing
at 53IBc; May, 53I2@544c, closing at
227 bu; sales, $4,000 blu futures: 129 900 bu
spot; 1s@Ac higher but less active; mixed
western, 32@34c; white do, 35@40c. Hay in
fair request. Hops quiet and firm on choice
stock. Coffee, spot, fair; Rio, nominal at
1Sc: options less active and lower: sales,
1920 bags: November, 1850; December,
15.25G15.60; January, Is. 10@15. 35c; Feb
ruary, Ii. 95@15. 25c; March, Il. 90@15. 25c;
April, 15@15. Zoe: May, 14S5@l5.05c;
June, 14.65@l5.O0c: July, Ii. S5@14.90
August, l4.60@14.75c; September, 1850
14.7Oc; October, 42O@14 1Sss-NO-
vember, 14.05014 SOC; December, 1860
14.50c. Sugar stronger: Maranham, 45sc; SUI
perior Manita, A 16c; fair refining quoted at
5 3-16c; refined quiet: extra &C. 5 5-16@
D 7-16c; yellow, 45sG47sc; confectiouers'
"a, 6SsQ6 CSC; cut loaf and crushed, Else.
Molasses quiet. Rice steady. Petroleum
steady; united, 7214c. COttonseed oil quoted
at 37l2@40c crude; 47c refined. Tallow
quiet and firm. Rosin dull at S1.10Q1.1
Turpentine dull Eggs firm and quiet; re-
ceipts $3.50 packages; Western. 13@23c.
Pork strong and active; sales 1900 bbls
mess Cut meats quiet but firmly held. Lard
lO@11 points higher and strong: Western
steam spot, Sc. 95@7: December, Sc. 74@6-S1;
January, S6.7966S6; February. So. 500
6.92; March, S6.91@69S; May, S7.05@7. II;
city steam S6.70. Butter firm and quiet
Western, 14127c: Western creamery, 16@
27c. Cheese quiet; Western, 9I2011c Cop
per weak; lake, S11.65. Lead dull; do
nestle, 4ssc Tin weak; straits soc. other
articles unchanged.